§mi„ mito %m®$ BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

" N O T Q tTITB T H E C H E E S E . "

A S M t O N G S K E T C H ! .

From thoSpirit of tlloUfipeB. Ou' oritoring my room a few evenings since; I

found'Vol. lDtb. of the • " Spirit,1" fresh.from the bindovy. Opening it, I commenced oarelessly turning' over the leaves, when nry eyes fell on tho Bentonco above, " Not quite tho cheese." Now whut the douce ,gavo l-iso to that, saying 1 thought I, ns.the words recalled to memory a scene whiph was rather a Sftmu* impression on a seusitivo or­gan, I did not easy forget it.

Some years since r was employed as a ware­house clerk in a large shipping-house in New Or­leans, and while in that capacity, I came across something flint wasn't " quite the cheese," as the sequel will testify.

One day a vessel camo in, consigned to the house, having on board a large lot of cheeso from New York ; during the voyage, souio of them liad be­come damaged by bilge-water, consequently the owners refused to receive it, as it was not, as the bills of lading said, " Delivered in good order and well conditioned," they were.therefore sent to the consignees of the ship, to be stored until the case could bo adjusted. I discovered a few days af­terward, that as to perfume, they were decidedly too fragrant to remain in tho warohouso in Juno, and reported the saino to tho concern, from whom I received orders to have them overhauled, and send all that were passable to Beard & Oailioun'a miction mart, to be disposodof for the bpueht of the underwriters, and the rest to tho swamp.

I got a gang of black boys to work ou thorn, and whou they stirred 'em up, " Bo the bones of Moll Kolly's quart mug ! but tho smell was illigant in-tirejy." I kept a rospoctful distnnce, believe mo, for strong nigger and strong choose, ou a hot June day, just'bangs all common essences, including a cortai varmint wo read about.

"Presently the boys turned out an immense fel­low about 3 footC " across the stump," from which tho box had rotted off; in the centre a space of about ten ino'nos was very much decayed, and ap­peared to be about the consistency of mush, of a bluish tint, which was caused by tho bilge wator. Tho-boys had just set it up_ on its edge, on a bale of gunny bags, whou T noticed over the way a big darkey from Charleston, S. 0., who was notorious for his butting propensities, having givou moat of tho niggers in the vicinity a taste of his qutdity in thet line, I hnd seen him and anothor fellow tho night provious. practising ; they would stand, one on each side of a hydrant some ten yards iTistant, and run at each other with thoir heads lowered and ctnppiug their hands on the hydrant, they would butt like veteran ranis.

A thought struck me that I might euro him of his bragging and butting, end have some sport al­so, so I told the boys to Itoep dark, (which, by the way, caused very little exertion to them, all nig­gers,) and I called " Old Jake" over.

" Thoy toll mo you are a great fellow for but­ting, Jake J"

" l i s s o m e Mnssa, das a fac—I dono butt de wool 'tiroly o r fob old Peto's head las night, and Massa Nichols was gwino to gib me goss ! I kin jias hang de head orf ob any nigger in dose parts, myself—I k in!"

" Well Jake, I've got a little job in that lino for you when you haven't anything olso to do."

" I'so ou ban for all dom kin ob jobs, mysef—I IB ."

" Well, you seo that large cheese back thore 1" " I does dat! I docs, myself." " Now if you can butt a dont in it, you shall

havoit ." " Golly, Massa ! you foolin' dis nigger.!" "No, I'm not, Jake—just try me." " W o t ! you gib mo de hull ob dat ohoeso'f l

butta dentin urn V "Yes ." " Do Lor! I'll bust 'em wide open, I will, my­

sef. Jess stan back dar, you Orleans niggers, and c!ar do track for 01c Souf Oarliua, case I'so a com-iu, myself—I i s ! "

And Old Jake started back some fifty feet, and wont at it at a good quick run, nud tho next in­stant I heard a dull, heavy sound, a kind of squish, and Old Jake's head disappeared from sight, with tho top just visible on the other side, as ho arose with his now-fashioned neck-lace, the soft rotten choose oozing down nil around him as it settlod down, so that just his eyes were visible. From tho centro of it Jake's voico was scarcely audible, and half smothered, as he vainly triod to romove the immcnBO cheose.

" O-o-o-o or de Lor ! Mas—took um orf! O-o-o, brcss d' Lor! Lif um up ! Gor a mighty, I

Mennwhilo I was nearly dead niysulfj having laid back on n cotton bale, holding myself togoth-or to kocp from hursting, whilo tho boys stood uround Old Jake, pnyiugliim oil".

" De Lor, how de nigger's brcft" smell! you dooan't clean you teeth Old Juko !"

" I say you didn't make moro dan four times Oat )ian, o ia h o s s - "

" Well you is a .nasty nigger, das a fac !" " Well, you is do biggisl hue of Welsh Eabbit,

you ia." " Whar you git your hair grease ?" and thus the

hoyB r u n on U l d .Ifiko—now half Bmothuriul—un­til I took compass ion ou him, and told t h e m to tako it olf. Jake didn't stay to claim his prize, but put out a growling—

"Gor a mity ! I dono got solo dat timo ! I'so a caso of Yaller-feber—I ia, mysef!"

Old Juke WUB never known to do any morobnt-in{j in that vicinity after that, and_I am still of the opinion that it was " Not quite Ihc cheese."

" I always like to buy peaches of you," said Mr. Potts toabigover-grown vendor, lately, " because thoy look so nice and clean." " Yes," replies the merchant, " it 's meself as takes the pains wid 'em; and haven't I worn tho jacket all'mo in wipin 'em wid it, to be sure ? and didn't I lave nlF tobacky beknsc the juice 'nd givo a bad comploxion to 'em ? " Well,"' said Mr. I'otts, in a tremulous tone, " I d o n ' t know as I caro aboiit any how,— you can keep the cent." Mr. I'otts felt hurt.

NEWSPAPER ANECDOTE.—A hard case of a sub­scriber, to whom the publishers of the Mirror had sent tho weekly paper on credit, was at hist drop-pedfrom tho list—all ordinary measures of col­lection having failed. Our agent was encounter­ed tho other day by the delinquent's wife, who •wrathfully insisted that " she knew what was newspaper law—that she did. Tho Editor was hound to send the paper until all arrearages arc paid.—[Sandusky Mirror. » ' —-

Dr. B. was walking down Fifth street on the 1st day of April, when he saw two boys on the aide-walk, apparently searching for something. One of the beys remarked just as ho reached them, " Well, five dollars is worth hunting after. ' So tho doctor stopped, and searched a while. Final­ly ho got tired, and said to the boys, '• Have you lost a live dollar bill J" <• No, sir," said tliey, "but wo didn't kuow but wo should find one;" The doctor sloped.

" Preaching the gospel is a glorious occupation," Said a colored pastor recently, " but please to re-lnembor, my hearers, that clergymen's families want shirts, chnmpngueiced, venison, pork and beims, and other luxuries, while thoir wives can't get along without dresses, bonnets and pelisses ; thereforo don't drop in no bad pennies and chaws of terbaoker when Onto brings round tho suear-bowl for your contribution."

A CLEVER HIT.—We learn from a Parisian cor­respondent of the Tribune, that a clever Barcasm upon pugilistic legislators has been latoly put forth in Paris. I t is a caricature, in which two Chimney s W o o p , n r o J r o p r M . n . o a -Grfuiug «Utrido of tho C h a m b e r ol Depu t i e s . A pol iceman in te r ­poses, say ing : " N o fighting in t he s t ree l s , y o u b l ackgua rds ! Go insido tho C h a m b e r , if Vou wiah to do t h a t . " J

L A W Y E R S , T H O M A S C. C H I T T E l l d E N , Jf,

Attorney niidOpiinsolor stCLaw. Qfflop in SaitbriVs Block, oVav 'Kt '&Ba toB 'Boo tn iu l Shoo Store, EarUoMar utton. fion'wlll'be'paia-to couvoyimcing imd i;611o'oting. .

" C L A R K & C A L V I N , Attornovi Mid Counoollora a t L n w . Offlcqovcr O. S.Giilb^l'fl Stor,o, No. 12, Washington Bt, WatortowHiN. Y.

J. C L A U S E . P . C. CALVIN. 'R.JBARNES,

Attornoy tout Counsellor a t L a w , Qiaca la-the I r o n Block.

T. 0 . C H I T T E N D E N , Attornoy imd Counsellor ut L a w and .Solicitor in Chancery. Offico in the Stafford Block,, ove r FJalt & Bates' S to re .

M U L L I N & G O O D A L E , Attorneys and Counsellors ut L a w . Office m tuo I ronEloek .

J . MULL1N. L , 3 . GOODALB. A T J G - T J S T T J S F O R D ,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Saekota Harbor, N. Y. . . . . .

CAJEAii^TS.--'-A gOQd^sujipiy; oir'VuriouB grades,' wine VfiW bo sold at the LOWEST CASH PBICES.

LEE & HUNT;

FRENCH MERINOS.-ino Blue French Merinos, just ree'd. by

Courtatrect, Pec. 3d, -1849. -

:(5reon, Brown, Black and Mazar A, J. BECK.

PoimdB Salerutns in Barrels and Halt' Barrels manufactured in 1Da\vogo, a Buporior articaie-.for*

sale at , MUNDVS. Ped,.20,igj8. ., ;;. . 19

CROCjfcEiiy.-—Common, White Granite, Blue, Flow irig Blue, uud California Blue, the laBt a new article. 5tf ... LEE&.injNT.

PATENT Stool'Oultiv'ntorTc'otlt March potli.ipsi). 28'

-for salo by . . J.'g. VAtj BUREN.

CIiOVJSR SE33I>.—r50 Bushels of superior .quality, on consignment, for Bale at J. S. VAN mjHEWS,

28. No. 3, Woodnur"Blook.

SPRfNG'and Summer Fashions-tor 1859, just received a£-STllEEi'EU'S Clothing Warohousil.

Fobruury38'1.1850. TZ

MENDELSSOHN COLLECTION.-TrTliii haw and very

0-H, popular w k , ( a n ' o w • " g ^ y g o ^ M c i . & CO.

DO O t t . T I U M l l I t N G S i - A r i i«»»s° r .^™ t .„fe |P< ! ' 1 1 . a t J, P. V M uui t l iwo,

- No, 3,. WoodruiT»:Block. Utf . O U A T E S AJfD S L E I G H B B I i i S , — A largo assort O ment, just roo'd, and,,6r sa leby^ g > ^ ^ ^ •

No.'3f WopdrufliBBlock.

SnEJSTVZINO.i. 11 tf

•Perfect and fine fiuish, at .1 enocr ana ^ & yAM.BIfltErlfS.,

Q A Boxes suuorior OavbndiBli Tobacco, 100 doz. Sehotts ift-V fme cut c W i n c tobacco, 101) doz. G'lmreh &. IJurdiek

do do do 80 Soz. Sehotts andChurqli andBur dick smoking u 0 Also Goodwins patent pressed tobacco ; Alio, Extra Honey Dow, half pound hoiids-at

GUNBAR.RELB.—« RBJIINGTON'S" Jronand.SteelRlifJ.E. BAKKKLS, jast received andfer Bole, by ' „ _ _ „ '

J..S. VAK BUREN.

MTJSplt -S'AIiE.-—TUd house and. lot?situated •X* on-Stone fltreetjkuowit aVtlieSimesonjprbp--

l'cb.°ia,' 1850, T ONe'SIfAVVLS,

G. W, MARSHALL.

l^lala centre, Bay State Long Shnwla, justree'dby ,A. J. PE'CK.

CourtBtreet, Boo. 3d, 1840,

INSURANCE.—Hartford Protective Eire Insurarigo Com-,uanyLand Long Ialand Insurance Company, will- iiisuro

ut raB6na)31o rates aB' uaual. F . W. HUBBARD, Agent.

Watortewn. Oct. 14,1840. 40 TjIRESII CAMPHENE, received every nioiitli, by dxprcBi, Jp AlaO'ohliand, nlinolot of I^rocha Cofl'cc, and now on druuglit a.superior article,of While Brandy.

S. TrVlTTGENSTEIN & CO, •VVatertOrTh, Oct. 22, 1840. ' jtf

Q T U A R T ' S ReDned-Syrup, at UPHA'M ii L A W Y E R .

J . H . DTJTTON'S, L o w Oflico and JusticesOfflce, over Huiigerlbrd'a Storo.Wo-tertowa, N. Y. - -

BIE'EO H A N T S . P T H O E H ; ~ "

Empor ium of FOBHOII, Cooler in Clotlia, Cassunores, yes -tin»B, Ready Made Clothing, GenHeiuou'B Furn ish ing Goods, Toflor's Trimmings, &c. &e., Ho. 1, American Block.

T H E O D O R E CALD"WELL, Upholsterer and manufacturer of Curled Hoir Moss, Straw, Cotton, u.a<\ palcnl iircpured Cam Hush Matlrasses, Lounges, of all kinds. A n e w article of Sofa Lounges w i th Spring Bottoms, also, Mattross Lounges for sleeping. At TIcwoU's Old Tavern Stand, North side Public Square, Watc r town.

B A K E R A N t f W O O D R t T P F , Wholesale and Retail dealers in East and West India Goods, TeaB, Wines, Liquors, Pork, Buttor,Cheeso,iranis, Fisli.Pow-der, Shot, Dried Fruits.Lamp Oil, Caiullcs, Stone imd Wood­en Ware, &c. AH kinds of country Produce taken in ex­change for goods, at Nos. 1 uiid^BasementPartdock's Block.

J. L. BAKKE. J. F.WooonorF.

N . M. S M I T H , Doulerin Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils.Dyc-Ptuffs, Varnish, Turpentine, Putty, Glass, Brushes, mid Pure W i n e s and Li­quors for sickness. Prescriptions carefully p r epa red . No. a, Safl'oid Block, Wate r town, N. Y^

C T J A Y W E L L S & co. , Grocers, oiulDealers in produce and Provisions, No. 10 Court Street, Hayes' New Block^

THEREBY notify 'all -persons and forbid any one harboring L or trusting my wile MA'RGAllET on my account aa'l

will pay no debts ot her contracting after this date, Carfliago/MarcHG, 1850". 20w3'. BiZILLE GUYOT,

W INDOW SASH—Of various slzoa, for'Balc-iit cash pricerf1

at No. 3, Otis Block, OTIS & YALE.. Feb., 1850. '25.

CLOVER SEED.—Just received a qunntity of clover seed •warranted to be the aeed of the large Qloyer, for salo.a

No.3, dtisBloci. OTIS & YALE. Waterlowii, Feb. 15th, 1850. 25,

STONE WARE.—A goodassornnont of Stono Ware, for aalo at No. 3, Otis Block. OTIS & YALE.

Fob , 1850. ' 25

J UINEWS TOOLS, &C, maiiulacturcd one door west of the Union Mills, Stevens' Block, and for sale by

WutortQwu, March 0,1850. 25tf. LORENZO OASE.

GRASS SEED—Of superior quality, for side by J. S. VAN BUREN,

27 No. 3, Woodruff Block.

CRIMSON and Scarlet Woo DeLaines, plain and printed at CAMPBELL & iRUAYTON'S.

A. J. H A C K L S Y , Wholesale and Rututl Duulev in Grocui-ics.Proviaions.Wlnos, Liquors.Glaes, Nails, Sult.Willow and Wooden Ware,Paiuts, Oils, Dyo-Wooda, Dye-Btufls, J t t , &c, No. 4, W h i t e ' s Block. g T ^ C a s h and Goods oxclumged lor Produce.

C A M P B E L L & B H A Y T O N , Dealers hi Staple and Fancy D r y Gooils, Carpet ing, Drug gets, Oil Clotlia, Window Shades, Paper Hangings , Dry Gro­ceries, &c., No. 6, Court street .

A L E X . CAMI-BELL, A. P . BitAYTON, Jr .

T. H . CAMP, . Dealer in Drugs, Mcdiciiies.Chcnlicals.Dyewoods, Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes, Dry Groceries, & c , No. b", Paddock 's Block, Watcr town.

C. H . "WRIGHT, Dealer in Stoves, Stove Pipe, Sheet Iron, Coppe r and Tin Ware , Shower, Sitting, and T u b Baths, &c , F a c t o r y Square, Water town.

N. B.—Jobbing work well executed on Bhort notice.

H . K. A S T E W C O M B , Dealer in Watches , Clocks, J ewe l ry of every variety, Silver and Silvor Plated ware, and all articles usually k e p t in such establishments. Prices such aa viust be satisfactory. Thank­ful for pas t lavors.ho hopeB to merit a continued and increased patronage on tho p a r t of thepublie. Stand on tho East sido of Wasltington St., F i r s t door south of Knowltou, Rice& Co's Bookstore. Wa tc r town , Doe. 18 ,1840.

P O S T E R L E W I S , Dealer ia Boots, Shoes, Lea the r and Findings, N o . 3, Peek's Block, Wate r town, N. Y.

W O O D R U T P & ANDRXTS. Dealer in first quality Family, Groceries of all kinds,Liquors, & c , a tNo. 1, WoodrutPs Block North sido Publ ic Square.

S. W I T T G E N S T E I N & C O . Dealers in Wines , Liquors and Family Groceries, may he found, (since tho fire,) at No. 1 White 's Block, l6 t floor, under tho Cabinet Ware Rooms of F . W. White.

4 CASES Win. I I . Behoo & Co's. Hats , Spring stylo, wi{l be ready for sale on Saturday, 2d of March, at

F e b . 25, 1850. N o . 2, Washington S t .

GLASS.—800 boxes Redwood Glass, for sale at Fac to ry prices, at No. 2, I ron Block by

Feb . 25, 1850. 24 C O O P E R & W O O D R U F F .

BACK COMBS.—A large assor tment of Buffalo B o m Back Combs, of the latest styles, j a s t received, at

_Feo.J!7, 1850. ~J_ O ACABES Oent.'a Fine Hots—Spring and- Summer style <i U —just ree'd by AL ANSON TUBBS,

No, 5, Woodrutt Block, and No. 2, Washington St. Wtttertuvi n, Fob. 25,1850. 24.

PURE LIQUOIt; for MedicB land other purp6ses:aiways on hand. . - S, W. &. CO,

IKON efc STEEi^.^-aotonB Iron and .Stool, just receiv­ing1 atNo. 2, Iron Block, hv .COOPER & WOODRUFF. Nov. 12, 1840, : "

C~ LAKET.—A very superior articlo-of ClarofWino, hi-bot-tles, for sale very low, by * 40 ' B. WITTGEN3TIEN & CO.

ATTIN.G.-H'OUO lbs. Hutting, 'made from ?ino auton.'a splendid article, tor salo-by the Bale or pound, ut No. 4,

Iron Block, lDcc. i'd, 1849.

LEE &IIUNT.

WANTED, imineiiiatoly,:30 good-cowing girls, to whom employment will be given, at the Hat, Cap and Fur

Store, No.6, Woodruft-.»iJ10ck. . A, TUBBS. Oct. Ifl, 18-19.

HARRISON'S COLUMBIAN LEATHER , POWDERS-

L I F E INSURANCE -ThoNewTTorTt Mutual Lifo In­surance Co., havingappointod tho undersigned an agent

hois prepared to insure lives, on.tlie mostfavorablo terms. P. Hannahs, M. D., medical examiner. P. IKJRR, Agent.

WOIIKERTS For blacking, the russet surfaco-or edge

of Leather. Also, HAUIUSON'S INK, Black, Blue, Red, and Carmine, for sale by J, G. STERLING,

' No 10, Paddock's Block. GREAT variety of Carpoting,Bruggots,Window Shades, Paper Hangings, &c, for sale at the lowest market prices

by CAMPBELL & BRAYTON, No. 0, Court St., Pock's Block.

OILS.—Winter, Sperm, Bleached, Winter, Whale, Ele­phant, also, Linseed, Olive, and Liver oil, for Bale by the

barrel or single gallon. 'P. H. CAMP, 17 No. 6i Washington St.

PLANK ROAD LAW.—A new supply just received by Jan. 10 i ' " " ~ J. O. STERLING.

JO l N E I f S TOOI^S.-—The subscribers have now gotin their Spring supply of Joiner's Tools, ami those wishing

to purchase win find for thoir interest to. call at No. 2, Iron Block. COOPER &. WOODRUEF.

Fell. 25,1050. 34.

NOTICE. WE hnye appointed Cooper &. Woodruff, of Watertown,

our Aymita for tho siue of tho .Redwood Glnss.aiid wo would sny to those deairxng topurchiisc thntthey areauthor-ised to eutl as LOW aa we aoll »t the Factory,

Redwood, Feb. 33, 1850^ at DKZENG & CO.,

REMOVAL. P HORR'S Clothing Establishment may now be found nt

• No,. Xj Amefluai i ISIocUj where he will funuali Ins usual extensive variety of all the articles usually found in such establishments and nt reduced prices.

Watertown, Feb. 20th, 1850. 23.

R E M O V A L . L33E tfc H U N T , havcremoved their atockof goodsfrom

Ho. 0, Mechanics' Exuhnnge, (where they wentaftertho fire,) buck to No. 4, Iron Block. They have taken unusual paina to aelcct a stock of Roods worthy of the splendid, store they have removed to, and llntter themselves they have suc­ceeded both in quality and prices. Alibpriilshnreof patron­age from the citizens of JeiVerson and adjoining counties is solicited and will be duly appreciated.

Watertown, Oct. 13th, 1819. 5t

F H B D . W . W H I T E , At hia Cabinet Warehouse, No. 1, White's Block, (tho old atand) keepa constantly on h a n d every article in that line mado in elegant style, at the lowest cash pr ices . Wittgen­stein's Grocery and Liquor S tore on 1st iloor, W a r o Rooms above. •

F7~HrG-RB"QbRT, Dealer in Dri l l s , Medicines, Paints, &c , No. 3 , American Block, Wate r town, N. Y. ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

S I L A S C L A R K , Dealer in Drugs, and Medicines, Paint*, Oils, Dye Woods and Grucurica, Nul J, Much'inlca' Exchange, Wutor tuwn .

„ . ^ Q V ^ N B t r H E N (

Wholeap.le and 3letail Dealer in ir.VRDWARE, CUTLERY, and FANCY GOUDJ^, IRON, STEEL, NAILH, &c. &.C, No. 3 , Woodru l f s Bloclt, North side of the Public Squaro, Wa­tertown.

O T I S Sc Y A L E , Dealers in Ilar&wnre, tHovea, Pipe, &c , Cour t Street, Wa­tertown.

M . H . S T A N L E Y , Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware. Htoves, &.c,t and manufni-turer of Copjmr, T in . and heet I r o n Ware, No. 1H Court Street, Haye's N e w Block.

C O O P E R & -WOODRUFF, Dealers in all kinds of Hardware , No. S, I ron Block.

J. C. S T E R L I N G , Bookseller and Stationer, No. 10 Washington street, Pad-dock'a Block. _ ^ ^

W . W . 2 3 - 3 R R I C - K ; icUiii dealer iiiDryOoou'

cry mid Gluas ^VnroI No. L, Iron Bloclt. WhrjlP8iile and Retail dealer iiiDryOoods, Groceries, Crock-

F I S K 8c B A T E S , T)->alT» in Leather, Bootfl, Phocs and Findings, i n the Hatford m o c k . No . O CunrL onol ' t .

I. L. R O W L S O W , Tailor, in the Iron Block, over Her r i> 'kWore . _T3^Cutting done on short noticet and warraiitt.-d to lit. ________

A. T U B E S , Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods. No. 5, Woodruff's llloek.

ANDRETST AKDERS03JT, M'anufnctnrer of Cotton Yarn, Chandlers and Candle Wick, Battiug, & c , and keeps o u h n n d a superior nrt tele of Hntinctt Wnrji. Factory in Juhe-lville, upper end of thft vHlnsfe of Water town. Ofiice adjoining hi* residence, co rne r of Facto­ry and HuntingtunstreeHrippo; ' i te Uie Woolen Factory Store.

. ^ G. VATJGHN, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, n a i r Mattresses, Win­dow Shades, Paper HnnainRt", Hardware, Nails, Dyo StufiH, Dry Groceries, audProvisii.nf, Wafertown, N. V.

AT W E I , C H ~ Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceri***, &e., in tho Otis Block, directly oppuaite bis old stand, Watertmvn.

~~IsIRS7 "WELCH, Milliner nndDre^sMaker, in the Otis Block, direct ly opposite h e r old t-tand, Water town.

M R S . ' W E L L S , Milliner and Dress Mnkrr, one door South of Dr . Dumiing's PentUtQiftcc, Washington street, Watertowiu

"~"KT." W." fcTRSETBR, Dealerin Cloths, Cjissimerep, Vctinirs, Ready Mnde Clothinff, (Jentlemen's Funiiching Goods, Tailors Tr imminga , &c, No. •I, Mechanics' Exchangi", Wnt r r town.

H O M E M A N U F A C T U R E . T h e S p r i n g Stylo ol* l i n t s

W ILL be ready for inspection and sale on Saturday,March 2. The subscriber ia engaged largely in tho manufac­

ture of Huts, Hiidhiiviug engaged permanently the services of experienced workmen from New York, ia now prepared to sell Hats equal in pointof fiuish, iincneasami durability,to the very best made in New York. It isdouhted whether the fact of a Eat being bought in the city and brueht by Expreaa or Rail Road to Watertown, makes it better than one made here when equally as good workmen are employed, and tho same stock used,

A fine stock of Chi ldren 's F a n c y Hats , MTen's a n d Boy 's Cloth, Glazed, a n d Sat in C a n s , wil l be kept at all t imes. Purchasers a re invited to examine m y goodB and sec prices bufore purchas ing elsevvhere.

A. D. REMINGTON. No. 1, Mechanic's Exchange, oppoaite Empire H o u s e .

Watcr town, Feb., UfGO. -M

T S R E 8 S SILKS AND SAT1NS.-

Courts t roct , Dee . 3d, 16-19.

-A splendid lot j u s t ree 'd A. J . P E C K .

Farming Implements. 1 A A ASTEELCul t iva to rToe th : .ri0 Thermometer churns 1 U U \J—\>il Kendall 's Patent Cheese Press—30 T i n Milk

Vats—10 doz. 2 and 3 Hoop Pail ;—0U0 Mott'a Dairy Stoves a m i Kettlea—25 Heavy dhcot Iron Sui> Pans—1000 T i n tfap Buckets . ALSO

125 bu. Large a n d Small Clover Seed, ]."i0 bu. T imothy Pepd, 2o lbs. C'nrrotSced.

F o r sale at No. 2, Iron Block. C O O P E R & W O O P R l ' F F . Water town Feb . 25,1K"0 ! 24

REVISED STATUTES, Third Edit ion—For Pair- l,y 23 J- C. STERLING.

W h o Wanjg Good E y e s ? A" eiipewor assortment of Gold, Silver, 'Hilyur 'jpatcd, German Silvor und Steel

frame Spectacle?, wu£ white, blue and green glasses. Also concave glasses tor itoar sighted persons, jubt received at t he Watch, Clock, Jewelry ana Fancy Store of

J u n e 8,18-19. | _ W . GENNET.

"Hartford T'ke Insurance Company. OF HnrtfordCom. Ciiarteredin 1810. EHphnlet T e r r y ,

P rca t . James Gi Bollea, See'y. Tlio Subscribers con­tinue to iaauo policies on all kinds of merchandize, also on Mills, Fnctories, Duillinge, Stores, & c , &c. This company has transacted an osoensivo Fi re Insurance business for t he past For ty ycara ind l of the United States, andiswell known for t he promptucae and liberality witli which losses huvo been adjusted and j^ id . Application received and policies grant '»l a t reasonalle r i tes .

I KNOWLTON &'. RICE, agents. BoiDts and Shoes.

J L- II. TOI'D, succesaor to A. N. Corsa, respectfully announcca 'fa the inhabitants of Watertown, and the county goiiccaRv, that he Is now prepared, at hia Store. 2 doora Ens: of'Porkina* Hotel, to fill all orders in the

BOOT and SHOE Iipe. lite stock of goods has been selected and manufactured with the- grcntcat taste and care, and he hua now the satisfaction of offering to purchasera a bettor as-Bortment than over before offered in Watertown.

LADIES' WEA1!, of all.the latest styles and patterns, both of Eastern and our,own.jnanufucturc, whicli aro warrantca to do good service.

Gentlemen furnished, at tho shortest notice, with olegan-Pegged or Sewed Boots, which, for beauty and finish are un surpassed. ' _ _ „ „ „ , ,

Alao.n good assortment of LEATHER andFINDlNGSkepr conshmtly ou Itmul.

Measures taken, and orders filled with the greatest prompt-npss and despatch. L. II. TODD,

Watertown, June fi, 1BJ9. 40

P . JJfiTTNDTT, fZ&y%5 B E J V L E R ill OroceviCH, T e n s , "WincS , I J I -I §^ til quo*'*), &c; Watertown, N. Y., has ngninrcmoved t - Ms ' ° N o . « , I v o n J J l o c k , whoro lie hopes to BOO hi" ouTfnemls mid customer^, and tho public ircnernlly, nnd thiit lio m a y lmve tho pleasure of showing them Goods a t low prioca.

H n \ i n p boon kindly rellr'ved from eomo OMfsiWc duties, h o ia n o w ennblod to (live his outiro nttention to hia mercant i le Imainoss, and l»y tho Bid of hia faithful clerks,hopes to servo the " masses" in ml ncceptable nitinner.

Wator tqwn, Oct. 5,184!'. M

WOTICJS. C I I . V / l l I f i H T will sell tho balance of tho stock o<

. tho Into Drill o fCim.»H& WRIGHT, at their old stand, Factory Pqunrc, EXTIIKMEI.Y LOW for Cash or ap proved credit. There is on hund a largo lot of Stoves and Pipe, WHICH 1VH.J. HE SOLD.

All persons lmvinir old unsettled accounts with the Co., arc invited to cnli imd loot: aver, m snort na convenient. The notes and accounts of the trnvelHntr team will befotind at the. store, nt which place nil persona indebted to Me team will please call for settlement. The diasolutinn of the pnruierfihip by the death of Mr. chillis renders enoai'T sKxTLKMnNTS-ilefliruble.

Watertown, Jan. 8th, 1830. C. II. WItKillT, 17 Factory Square.

INK of the best quality, in bottles holding from 1 ox. to 1 Gullon, Ibr saljj by 25 1. U. STKR.LIXG.

TTJP 5JOTOTBT ^ . Q - ^ l i j ' '. B, E. PAVIES & CO.

WOULD inform tho inhabitants of Water town a u d i t s vicinity, t h n t u the" Watertown .leVvclry Store is re-

inuvcl from '• down-town" to tho clepant store, No. X, Fink's Block, which we have fitted up in good style, and have just returned from Now York with an entirely now and elegant stock of

W A T C H E S , J E W E I i U T , S I L V E R - W A R E , Plnt»d and liritnnuia Ware, Gothic Clocks, G rmidoles,mula full assortment of all goods usually kept in our line.

t ^ ^ A s our facilities for buying nre unsunlly good, we pledge uureelves to sell all nrtfeles in our lino CIIKAPKIl, according to quality, than any other establishment in this part of the state, and as low us can be purchased at retail in New York city.

N.T!.—Mr.W. II. SIGOFUNEY has his old post at tho Watch-bench, and will ho happy to receive the calls of bis old customers, and all utherswho may wish thoirwork dono with readiness and despatch.

Watertown, Oct. 22,18-10. Stf

HTTXTTnTGTOISr & RTJSS, Merchant Tailors, dealers in R«ndy Mnde Clothintr, Tailor's Trimmings, &c. Hbop nnd Store in tho Stone Ulbck, n few doors North of tho Ilrownvillo Hotel.

Brownvlde, .iuuo 10,1*111.

Looio.-^-A gentleman asked a country clergy­man for the, nse of his pulpit for a young divine, a relation of his. " I really do not know,1' said tho clergyman, " how to rolhso you ; if the young man oonld preach better than vie, my congregation will be dissatisfied with me afterwards j and if he should preach, worse, I don't think lie'sJit to preach at all.

THE " HOBS or MIUTH," a laughter-provoking little sheet, published at Athens, Ga., tells a good one concorninga young lady who asked a clerk in a book-store if he had the " Exile of Siberia." " No ma'am." was the answer—" we haiut got no egg's He, but we've got a prime articlo of bar's He it that'll answer.' '

We understand by a man direct from Milwau-Tteo, that they liavo tho California fevor so bad thoro, that a persou may buy a house and lot for twenty-five cents, and if required, they will throw a woman and a family of babies into tho barguin!

A publican's wife, whilst in church, full asleep and lot fall her bag, in which she carried a large bunch of keys. Aroused by tho noise she jump-od up and exclaimed, " Sal, there's anothor iu" broke." °

A young voyager to San Fr.-moisco states that •whilst at sea, the drnnkon commander of his ship boxed tho compass for twelve hours round u speck of dirt on his chart, supposing it to bo an island.

A constant frequenter of city feasts having grown enormously fat, it was proposed to write ou his back—"Widened at the oxpenso of tho corpora­tion." l

EAG-LE L I F E & H E A L T H I N S U R A N C E Co., Office, 41) Wall St., New York.

Applications fur lnatranco taltrn hy the subscriber. " Ctilifurnians" can also obtain insurance on their lives.

JOIIS a. M C E , Agent. OiHcc at Knowltou, Rice & Co's Bookstore.

L I P E T H E A L S H r F I R E , " A N D - M A R I N E Insurance, Office at Knowltou, ltice & Co's. Bookstore, Wn-tcrtown. 3 . I I . R I C E , Agent.

F I R E I N S U R A N C E . J i t n a Insurance Co,. Hnrtford, Ct.

J . I I . BUTTON, Agent, Wate r town, N. Y.

H E A L T H I N S U R A N C E , Tile New England Health Insurance Co., Norwich Ct. J. I I . Iluttoii, Agent, Water town, N . Y.

E M P I R E HOUSE." By W m . II. MA^viLLn, South sido of the Puhlic Square, Water town, N. Y. »

N. U.—Horses aud Carriacoe to let on reasounblc terms. W. B. M.

D. & S . D E X T E R , Manufacturers ami Wholesale and Hetnil Dealers in Chairs, of nil kinds, Cabinet W a r e , i t c , & c , Blnck Kiver, Jeff. Co., March 12, IPSO.

J . T. C O P E L A N D ' S H O T E L , Marliusburgb, Lewis County, N. Y. Travellers and those attending courts will fmd-it a comfortable stoppine place.

g " J. T. CorBLANO.

¥E¥£I CI A N S DOCT. A . T R O " W B R I D G E & SON,

Office in the Iron Block, over Lee & Hunts Store, D o o t . J . K . B A T E S .

Office in Pniford's Block.

' DOCT. K 7 H A N N A H S 7 Ofiice nt his Besidcnco, South aide of Clinton Street—four doors from Washington s t reet .

J. F . R O G E R S , Physician and Surgeon.—Office at tho residence of tho late Dr. Hills, Cliaumont, N. Y.

E B "WELLS & S M R O B I N S O N , Surgeon Dentists: Olllca on Washington s t reet , first door south of the .lefi'ersoii County Bank. 15

D R . R O S A ' S Office is now at the Empi re House, by Wil l iam B. Mnnville, Watertown, N. Y.

CI iOVER S E E D . — 2 5 bushels Clover Seed, at tho Gro­cery Store, No. 1. Woodruffs' Block.

SUBSCRIPTIONS received for Hunt's Merchant's Magn-zinc and ltobcrt Merry's Museum, by

1° • J. C. STERLING.

DRIED AITLES.-400 bushclsllried Apples nt No, 3,Iroti Block, nt _ _MUNDY'3._

S'ONS OF TEMPERANCE CERTIFICATES.—For sale, by J. C. STERLING.

W INDOW SHADES.—.lust received a new stock. Watertown, Doc. 28,1849, LEE & HUNT.

AFULL assortment of Gloves nnd Hosiery nt CAMPBELL &. BR.,! AMPBELL & BRAYTON'S.

IHON *fc STEEJ, ,—A fullnsaormientnow arriving" nnf for sale by ,T. S. VAN BUREN.d

BAR SOAP.—50 BoxeB Bar Soap, for enlo at No. 11, Tron Block. Id .Ton. 15,1850. P. MUNDY.

FL O t ' R F O I t SATiE At my Flouring Mil] nt Dexter Superior Superfine pr bbl., by tho land nt S5.00, do. do.

do., ntltotnil, Sn,50. JOHN BRADLEY. Poster, Dee, 20,1849.

California! fafe

$1,000,000 inafil-

California! !

SGOLDDUST! ! !

THE aulisiiriber is prepared to receive applications for I J I F E INriTHtANOEnpon persons nbout to leave

for the Gold Regions in California. P. HORR, Agent. Watertown, Jan. 2S, 1MO SMtf.

N E W C H E A P C A S H S T O R E . NO. 4 , PADDOCK'S BLOCK.

T J F H A M & L A W Y E R , WOULD respectfully finiio\mcc to tho inluiliitnnts of Jpf

fer?on nnd mliomiiig counticf, thnt they n re no%v ononini? aithrir Nat $:ore, a very lnrgo nsaortmeiit u t of Sta­p l e umlFimcy

DRY G-OODS, T o which ntUhtions wi l l bp mnde week ly during t h e scaaon, compriamg every description of Rich

D R E S S G-OODS. Patin DeChencs, JBrocmleAliincpaH.plninniiilFnncy DoLanes, Merinors, plain nnd Pntin Stripe, Thibcte, of all qualities I t rown nnd Blenched Shcetincflimd Shirtings from Sets to le .

Uraidcloths, CaEsimcrca, and Vest ings, at greatly reduced priees.

W e hnvo also mndp pxtonsivo nrmngemonta, hy vshicii wo ore cnahledto supply the trnde. witli every kind of

Carpeiingj Dnig ct aud Oil Cloths, at wholesale and retail , at prices to s u i t the times.

Groceries of evexy description, Good Hyson Hkin Tea a t 2s, nnd .ill o the r kinds proportiona­lity tow. We invite tho attention o f purchasers he io re buy­ing elsewhere, wi th t he assurance t h a t we will not be under­sold. Don't forget tho place, 2 door3 north of the Arcade En­trance.

? . B. TIPHAJr. J. A. L A W Y E R . Watertown, Nov. 20,1810 _ _ ^ _ ^ _ l l y l

H B A H X S \ H E A R YE- I T

ALL persona having unsettled accounts with J. A.J1ELL& CO., will plense call immediately and settle t h e m .

Dexter, Sep t 23,1S49. J. A. B E L L , Surviving P a r t n e r .

The large and Extensive Stock of GOODS, W A 3 1 E S , a n d M E R C H A J T O I S E ,

Musi and will be Sold! !! In lota and nt prices to suit nny reasonable purchaser* The

stock counists in part of D R Y G O O D S , of all kinda, stylos, and quulitica, from a piece of Ilroadcloth to a stick of Tape.

G R O C E R I E S , consisting of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Pepper, i^pice, Ginger, Tobacco, Snuff, Codfish, Mackerel, Viueirar, Lamp Oil.

J l A11 D W A I t K, Iron, XniU, filiblf Goods.—all kindg. C R O C K E R Y , a good assortment of alt kinds. H A T S & C A T S , Silk Plnsb, Clnth, Glnzed, ."tc. B O O T S & S H O E S , Coarse, Kip.Morocco Slips and

Buskins, Rubbers, &u. Drugs, Pnints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, &c. M E D I C I N E S , Standard and Patent Rosin, Pitch, Tar, Salt—hnrrclimd sack—and Water Lime. The stock comprises all kinds of Goods usually kept In a

country store, many kinds of which. Wilt be sold at Cost!.' /

And the remainder a t a very small advance for Cash, o rmos t kinds of Produce. JAMES A. B E L L .

Dexter, Dec. 3, 1849. vHf Cheap Cash Store NO. G^COURT STREET.

CAIUPEiS&Ti & B l l A Y T O N , \tatc Ulleij, Campbell Sf Co.]

ARE now receiving a large supply of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which thoy invite their old customers and

the puhlic generally to call and examine before huyin-* else­where.

VJIESS GOODS of every description, Merinos, Alpnccas, Parnmetta^, plain and figured DeLaines, -fee, -fee., of t he latest s tyles j u s t re­ceived.

SHAWLS, A choice nasortment of Wool Long Shawls, cheap for cash

A general assor tment Broadcloths, Caps, VcstingB, Linens Brown and Bleached Cottons, which cannot fail t o suit in quality and price.

Carpets. Drua-gcU, WlndowShndefl , Pnper Hangings &c A large supply of Carpetsof the la tes t patterns, a n d a t low

prices. •We invite the attention of mit-chasers to our stock of nooda

as they will hnd u s prepared to aell t hem a good qunUtv of goods nt low pr ices .

ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, A. P . BRAYTON, Jn.

"Watcrtown, Dec., 1849. jg^f

Geologically speaking, tho rock upon which tho hard drinker splits, is quartz, says Hood.

MEN OF TALENT.—Those who can pull the most fine Saxon oyer tho eyes of the public,

DAGTJERREAN L I K E N E S S E S . — T h e heft, chenp est, most faithful, and most enduring, are to he had of

tho subscriber ntthe WOOBRUFF ULOCK, over REELBR & EULLEH'S STORE, in Watcrtown. Likenessrs taken at all hours of the. day, and from the largest size down to small dimensionaas may he fitted into abrncelet, breastpin, finger ring or wntch-key. C. P. WESTCOTT.

Dec. 13,1*49. UmG

NAIL RODS. _ and for aale at

Dec. 22d.

•The real genuine article T. V E , just rec' J. S. VAN BUREN'S,

No. 3, Woodruffs' Block. , Notlroh Block.

SDANGHA.—Black and Green Teas, of fine flavor aild su perior quality—fresh hnportation.

Call nnd Try. S. WITTGENSTEIN & CO

ME S S JPOK.K..---50 bbls. for sale nt No. 1, Woodruffs* Block.

MILLINERY GOODS.—A complete assortment of Satins, Volvets, Silks, Ruches, Crown Linings, Silk Illusion

Laces, and Bonnet Ribbons, justrce 'dhy A, J .PECK. Court street, Dec. 3d, 1849.

Br. J. A. Seewir, TH E Old S w i s s IMiysioinn, of Camden, Oneida Co.,

will ngnin visit Watertown on the 22nd of every month, and thoso who scekhisprofessional ndvice wiTiplense bear thisin mind, thnfcno disapomtment may bcinenrrcd.

N. B.—Dr. Seewir will hereafter be punctual in hisvlaita at Watertown. ' DR* JNO. A. SEEWIR.

Deo. 6, 1840. 13

New York Protection Insurance Co., MAKES insurance onJi.-ellinfiliQUsea.etorcs, nnd al lkind"

of Iluildhiga and upon house-hold f urnimre.Mert-handise nnd o t h e r property n«ninst 1OP3 or damage h y fire, nlso will insure for cash pnyments aa other s t"ek companies, in lieu of premium notes on t he mutua l principle, w h e n that m o d e i s preferred by the npplicant.

All property in i r e d at o r below 50 cts. p e r S100 p e r nn mmi a r e classed as eoimtrv infeuraliee, tho notes on which are not to Ito imessod to r " the pnyment of losses on i n o « lu*ftrdous pn.porty. T ^ r < a k e cr.imtry insurance in tide Comimiiy mtVvn,ljiin m ^ - ^ j r -

T h i s eomn'itiy w bua^t i l

r . a k e country insurance in tide ~— In exlBtrnan. Uje principle ofanfn risks, tmd

for t ins reason nlono vtSsesUhiduc^mcniB.io nil w h o wish to hcconie insurerd wuieli rfiould not he overlooked, and i t is confidently believed thnt the expense of insurance will be as cheap aa in nny other responsible eompnny. Olllee at Rome.

JOHN n. GOODL'NOUGH, Agent. T H O S . .IONEB, J r . , Esq., Secretary. 18

S*S$Utb ms*<2l tow;

STBAM SNG-INSS! GEOJUJE nOI IX .» lNG,

t his old Machine Shop, nt Water- fr=»-> *. v . , town.N. Y. having fitted up, at grea t LeW^sf&s?

_ * ' ^ 3 « ^ expense, machinery peculiarly ndapt-Jas^tt^iiSSik r d t o t he inanufacture of Steam Hnaincs, including a la rge Iroi lVlaning Mncliine, cspable of planing 21 feet in length, and 30 indies in width, a Boring Mill, and Boring Lathe,(not in any other tliop in this county o r vicinity,) is now prepar ­ed to build Steamboat Propeller, and Mill Engines, of n su­perior quality ,tmd on terms particularly advantageous to per-Bona de?iriii2 surh work.

He ulso continues t-i build all kinds of Machinery for MilL-ntul Cotton nud Woollen Factories, combinhig the latest im­provements in Jnck.«, Looms, Cnnlp, &c. Also makea nil descriptions or Lathi*. Turning Engines. I r o n nnd W o o d Waning Machines, midTnohr used in Mnehine Shops. l i e keeps cmiritautly on hand his celebrated and approved Hor se Power Threshing Machines, and Clenners.

W i t h the advantage «>f m o r e tuan 2."> j -ears experience as a practical Millwright and Machinist, Mr. GoutniNG tenders MR services to the pub*.ic,and solfcita a contiuuftneo of the i r patron ape.

J n n . l , 1P30. 17y l .

THE OTIS BLOCK, REIUOVAX, .

TH E tindersisned htvo removed their stock of H a r d w a r e to the BKIl'K BT'ILDING lately erected bv D. D. O T I £

on Cour t Street, when' they will sell I I A K W W A R K ut pricoalower tlinnei..r befi.re ollered in this county. T h e y nre receiving weeklv additions to their etock, including n vn-rh-ry of COOKING STOVES, nmonc; which are New P;n-Kl.mdAir-Ti^lttCtH-hirigStoves; Western do . d o . ; rhepnix do. d o . ; Kew World An, d o , ; Clinton do. do . which t o o k t h e p remium nt the latr Fair. •? kinds Air-Tiffht Parlor Stoves ; d k i n d s Plate HtOvr« ; Ruesinnnnd English Stove Pipe ; Tin , C o p p t r n n i i f'iieptlruiv WHTDJ EngliahFfar Iron, fin^ r o u n d a n d s q u a r e ; Sweed*.-in d o d o ; American, do do do ; Nor-wesirm Nail Hods; STKKL.—English, Blister, German.Sprincr nnd C o s t : Cut nnd Wrot Nails : Lop, Trace and Cable f 'h 'ns; Door Triminiiuja of nllkind^ ; Mill, y. Cut, Hand and Circu> lnr S a w s ; Cn.«tnnil .^i^e] l*Iat«l Hhoep.

g f^ 3 Blacksmiths supplied with stock on lihernl terms. T h e manufacture •'£ Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper W a r e

continued in its vnrinus branches, b y skillful and experi­enced workmcrt. OTIS & YALE.

Water town, Jan. 1,1£50- 17.

N E W S T O R E . (J* JAY W E L L S & C O . ,

Grocers, and Dealers in Produce and Pravis inns, No. id. Court Street, Hayes* New Bloclz,

HAVE on Imml wid are receiving from the Eastern cities, a large nn varied etock of

Wet and D r y G r o c e r i e s ,

STAPLE DKY GOODS, Di}l-llrvods, Dyc-Stvffs, §c.,

W h i c h arc offered to the eoo'il pvoplf of Jefferson and t h e adjoining counties. Wholesale and Retail, a t very low prices, nnd warranted fa tfiveentire satisfaction in quality.

L iquors of nil kinds, of t he host brand, and of very supe­rior mialities—«n mietflke.

F lour , Superfine nnd Ext ra , fresh g round from Genesee W h e a t of superior' eanlity, in Imrrcls, half barrels and aaclcs, nt tho mill prl«c8v « - *•

Mess Pork, of tfr*t clfys, b y the barrel o r hundred . Saleratu?, of excellent qnalitj*, in packages to suit, whole­

sale a n d retail, nt the nwnfnctyry prices. Creighton's Celebr.iWd Ale, by the barrel o r hnlf bar re l , a t

Uie Brewery prices. , , , . „ . . Angel 's best rectiScl Alcohol, Hmhwines nnd ^Vlllskey,by

tlie barre l or load at the Distillery p'riee—the best a r t i c leou t . T a v e n t keepers supplied with a superior quality of Sugars

n d Liquors , on the iuo*t rea?minble terms,and Familicn wil l find h e r e a good assortment of choice goods, nil fresh f rom market , nnd sold at the vpry lowest Ca=h prices—besides, CArinwil lbp.oaulnt Ml times for Corn, JOje, Barley and meat. 0 ? - C o m e mid see. Dont forget fc-irNo. 10 C o u r t Street, Cheap side. Watertown. Jan. It?, Wot). 19-

U N I O N M I L L S , TVATEHTOWK.

N E W A l t R A N G E M E N T . pAI.VO-WMBHT,ofAd.uns,nnrfALBEHTP.HRAYTON, W of Watertown. kTOiig purchased tlie interest of Jliram Merrell-to Union JUUs lmve entered into the tho Milling busi­ness in connexion with ELi FAIIWELL, under the lirm of FARVVJ3LL, \VItir>HT-& BWYTON.

Mr. Wright, who -ma for mnny j-enrs proprietor of tho Phoenix Millsof this village, anil is well known to tho com­munity as a pmcticiil miller, will, together with Mr. Pnrwell, deroto liiB pertonal nttention to the lnmnesF of the Mills.

Under the nhovc Rrnmgcmcntthe suhserihers flatter tliem-fflvcs thnt tlicy will lie oblo to give universal sohsfuetion to Uieir customers, .

ITicir Mills will nt all times he keptin first mto repair, nnd no exertion ahull u o -n-nntnig on thoir-pnrt, to merit the pat­ronage which tlmy hereby solicit from the Public.

A supply of SuSernno, Common, nn.l liuckwheat Flour Indian Meal, anil &0rEo Feed, of as good quality and at ns low prices as enn be purchased elsewhere, will be kept con-stoatly for sole, Wholesale and itctail. , _ „ „ , T

EI.I T'AK*> r.1.1., CALVIN W R I G H T , ALBERT P . M U T T O N .

Watcr town, Jnn, 14th, 1850. , . , 1 8 y I -N. B.—Particular nttenHon will at all times be paid to cus ­

tom w o r k .

CALIFORNIA IS COMING. AK E W supply of tliose bcantini! OoM Tiollars, n e h t f r o m

the mint, for sale very low, at tho GreatVanetyand J e w -olry S to re of

Oct. 1G, -m.% W . GENNET,

Hastings' Compomul Syrup of Ninth a. TH I S Toryponulnr Medicine, for tho cure of Asthma, Con-

sumption, Decline and all diseases of the Lungs a n a Chest, and which lias hod n very largo solo in this Coun ty and been attended with g rea t success, iB constantly k e p t for sale at our Book Store.

01 KNOWLTOK, RICE & CO. Watcr town, Juns S, 1849. i 0

B-R33SS SILKS.—We hnvo a good nssortnient of Dress, ,. Silks;24,27,.30,3S,34.aiidaBmchBlackSilk8i Superior Chamoleon Silks ; Super tiotiu DcChe'ne; Cheap for Cash, ,t\t No. 4, Iron Block.. LEE & HUKT

Doc. 3, 1829.

DOMESTIC GOODS.—Heavy Brown Sheetings, Fine Brown do., Superfine, do, do., Brown Jeans, Colored

Jeans, Wadding, fficiks, Cotton Yarn,Twine, io . , &c , sold cheap for cash, at Ko. 4, Iron Block. LEE & HUNT.

P e e l , 1849.

N e w Arrangement. THE'Subsorilier would inform tho public that ho has

tfpened a mew snlei-room, nt No: 2, Washington Street "American Buildings," inclmneotion with his old establish­ed Hat, Cap ond F u r Store, No. 5, Woodruil ' Block, H e re­spectfully solicits thecontimiedtmcronane of his olU'custorn-crsand tho publ ic generally. T h e undersigned will ebutinuo manulacturing, wholesaloing, and retailingat'tho old stand',

.Fe>S5,185u-. 24 ALANSON TUBBS.

L o c k e t s ! ! Lockets ! ! ! WHO wants a Locket of tho host possible quality for tho

l"ast possible price ? or rather, now that the holidays are approaching, when presents are the order of the day, who don't want aLockct 1 ''If any speak 1" The most ex­tensive assortment ever otfered in Jefferson county will bo found at WestcoU's DagiUrnan Qalkry, in the Woodruff Block, WatertQwn. c . P WESTCOTT

Doc. 12,1S49. HmO, »] C L O C K , W A T C H E S , J E W E L R Y

| AND PAUOY GOODS

THE subscriber has just arrived from New York with a magnificent assortment of goods in the above lino. I t is

useless to particularise, hut tho puhlic will find everything usually kept in eimilar establishments, and many not found in any othor store in the county, and all Will l?o sold us lov} as the lowest.

Remember tho stand, east side of Washington street, 1 door south of Perkins' Hotel. W. GENNET,

Oct 10.1849. - 5tf

COTTON YARN, kicking and Batting Manufactory,

THE Subscriberfcolsthankful for tlie liberul putronngo which lifts been extended to h im during tho pas t year ,

m his business, nud wishes to inform his old customers, and all who mny become purchasera of liiB fabrics, that h e has made ninny valuable improvements in his machinery, nnd is now manufacturing, and will keep constantly on h a n d a choice supply of Cotton Yarn, from No. 6 to 16, Chandler 's anil Candlo W i c k . Bntting, &.C.

Tho above articles shall bo made from tlie best of cotton, and nre warranted to give good satisfaction or no sale. ,

Yam put u p to order in 200 lbs. bales, or u n d e r ; Butts m 50-and 100, nnd Wicking in 20 lbs . bales.

l i e nlso keops on hanil a full supply of Sntinott W a r p s , at low prices.

Any orders for tlie above articles shall receive p r o m p t at­tention.

Factory in Juholville, at the u p p e r end of the village ot Watertown. Ollieo adjoiniuglua residence, cornor of Fac­tory and Hunt ington streets, opposite tho Woolen Factory Store. ANDREW ANDERSON.

Watcrtown. J u n e 8, 1849, 17

MO K T G A G E S A M S . — W h e r e a s , Morrison C.Loomis and EhznSr.li iswire.ofBrowhville.Jetl 'orson County,

in ly mortgaged to .Louisa Tattle, of'Ogdousbiirgh, St. Law-,renco County, " All thnflot of laiid wijli the appurtenances 'thereunto •belonging, elrtuiteu-in tho village UV.Jirownvillo, •"foFMaid.JyinB-on tl)o sopflr sidooCBiisin s t reo tandhounded ,as tolleSva;—On the wcstlly 1imds n o * ' o r late of William' Lord.; on the south by thelcdgo? or Clin" of rocks ; ou tho

°° S « W D M ? , ' , 0 5 ' °.r ' ' ^ ' y o w " a * " J J » , n «« MiKenzie.nnd on thiJ-North by Bnsin street aforcBoitlj boing ' t l* lot sold by

jJohii-,Browrito JolmlJradToy, oil tho l)ist day of' July, 1835,, :ond deeded by saidBradley to tho "above named Louisa I 'ut-|Ue. oil fliohinth-diryof August, 1841, containing ono fuurtli o i n n n c r e o t land moro or l ess ; and which mortgngo the saltt'Louisn Tuttlo dulynssignedto AlnaiiuhB. Jitmdi,oTOn>' densbiirgli, aforomiklt Tho moi tgngo la stated Murchs, 1? .JB, ? , " * ' ' , l ' v p ^ * * d with a PPW,er to sell therein contained, in tho Clerk's Pfllce ol Jtillerson Coulity, December 26,1^16 in Book'N0.35of Mortgagos yago 91, &e„ nmltllo-imlotmtnow due,tliprooriiB "^94,91. DefaUH having been.made in t lm pay-' inent tliereoUho snid premises will he sold' nj public auction' a t l hc House 'kuoAvn-aS Perkins ' l'fotol, in the^villiige'Of Wat- ' ortowfl, oatUoBSth day of JunQ.next, at 9 ofHopk in, the loreiioon.—Dated April 2d, 1850. A . B^JAMZ^S,

JAMES jfc B R O W N , Att|ys. 29wl3. Assignee.

^MORTG-AGE SAIiB. , AMOKTGAGKwaa executed by Allwl N. Start's niifi Att-

gelinelnawire,of ClianVpiaa.inJtlio'coinuy of Jeftci'spn, to Jtaiies W. Smith of Carthitg^ in snid,county,T*ith.a IIO\Y-qr of snle theremcontuined, Uenriiig diitc Junuary-10.1B'19, recorded in Joflorsoh-County Ulcrks oftlec, Jimutiry 13J1849, in;book Ko. 38 of inortgtigfcs page '147 ofi wid upon fhutteer-tiiin piece or parcel of land situate in the village of Great Bend, Town of , Cliamjnbn, doxmty of .IcilerHoii, mid1

atato of" New Yurk, and bounded m follows ;—begin-. ning uta point-in tho coiiter qf the highway Reading fron;, Great Bond biidtjo to Champion village at'tlio north we^'t corner of DanieT Potter's lniid ; running tnoitco nlong'the' couter-of saidjiighway, aoixthX4° ensp.one ehainnnd eeTon-ty-ftve Jinks thoiicp nprth 7b"° catjt three chains-ihenco north 14 .degrees west tlj'ree clmins ^ixrj'.Beven Units to n atone wallon tho soutlicrly line of Charles K. Clarke's hrodt thence along tlushouinisofaHutClarliu'jtlandiiyuthlJ?- west one chain uinelink3| theiicosouth 14° cast along tlielino of anid Clarke'a land one chain 7ii linkfe j theifce eouth 7(P went one chain91 liiiks'to'theplace of beginning containing ^e^-enty-three one-humlrcdtlis of an aero of land as surveyed by Joel P. Woodworth, May 6, 1842, be the same inovtf or less, wliich mortgage Was given to. acenro nnd conditioned fortho payment: o!thrcehundred dollBraiu.throe ciuinjmmu. al payments from the d'ato thereof \yith interest aunpUUy ; which mortgnge aild the bond with the same were assigned hy the said .luines "\V. dmitli to Jamea \Varc]xand by the paid James Ward to the subscriber, Julm Clarke^vho istjioown!-er thereof^ Default has hebn made hi the payment'of tlie first inatalmentther.ooi', by wliich the power to sel^ became operative, and the amount duo aud payuble Uiorcpn at the first publication of this notice is onG hundred and twenty-four 50-100 dollars, besides tho sum of two Imndrod .dollars, not yet duo. Notice is hereby given that tlie said mortirngo will bo foreclosed hy a snle of said promises which will be sold at public auction at the luw office of JohhGhirko.intbo villaae of Watertown, in the county of Jefi'crson, on the 8t.lt dayof June,1850, attpn o'clockiutho forenoon.—Dated Wat-. er town,Warchll,lH5U. 20wl3. JOHN CLAlUUi:, AflBlgn ft

C'AJjIPQRNIA^-TUp aubscHber-iB.pr9pared;tCT takej^if t 'risks upon partiea hound ftyr California.

Watertown, Jan.atj, !B5q. 18tt; Jf H. DyTTOy.

JUtfT REC'D, A lavgo assortment of Damueks, DoLaiiioe, Ghnps, Tassels, 'Gerrftana'l Ashes, ifusliiis/ Ou'rtain^.'&ti,1

a^GA^DWULL'S-UpliplatoriKg Store. , ,; _Watertowli, Feb. U, 1650, „ "SH/

MAGIC CIGAR CASES, anew anil curi&U5 article, a t ' ' • • Jj'S.VANBtjR.EN'S;:';

Oct. S?t18't;D.- j ^o, ^, >Vobdr,utVa •filoo ,

1, JT HOGSHEADS ani^.TiercosHolasaes, for .sale ntNp,,3f> I O Iron Bto,clc. Jan. 15, l85p. . lO . P. A1DNI5Y'" "

DRESS GOODS,^-A large \ot of ,Ca'ahmer(is,10eliuinefl', Al*' paens,Prints,.amlFavc-y StiitE Goods,-juBty.cc.dby, ,

Co))rt street, Dec. pd, 1S49. A.,J. TECK.

THOSE having Copying Presses, can find the "Gernifli^ Copying-Ink,"u choice nrtiole,,atthbOlobkstoro;oi* ^ . ,

_ -.1 ........ jjff0wffift& WSff 'PQ- .; antity just received and fo>

J.SlVA'NiBUREN'S'-No. 3, Woodrum^-lijock.,

SAFETY FUSE.—A large w ' giileWh'otesale'ahd-Refail, a t

^Oct 27th, 1849. TpURK •250 h«nrrola Pork, ntNo,.3,)Iron Blo«k. ,

Jan. 13,1850/ ' 1<T . ' P: M U W . O H HOGSHEA'Ka-N'.'O.-anddVRicLVSugiir.BriiUbntfNb:' Ai\J H, Ironliluck. Jtui. 15,1850. 10 P. MUNpY,, .

GLOVES &. UOSIEltY.—A large and complete nflaortmont 'always-oil lulu'd at A.-M.-'UTLEV'S, *

No. 5, Iron Block_.

B A G S . Liuen and Cotton Bags, a first rate art icle, .at .

.10' CtUNDY'S

IfiRESH RAISINS, Ur i ed 'Cumnns , large nice i*i-uneB,ineuft 1 lymituym'glaBS jars. S. Wri^GENSaiEI^itCO.^

GROUND Coffee, Pepper, Spice, "Caeeia, Cloves, ?Ta^, Giugep and Mustard, at JVHJN.DY'S,

S~ TEW ARTS Steam Refined S\xgarJIouae Syrup, ,n choice, articlo lor table use at . MUNX>Y^S._

PuitE'cUD" LIVER OIL"—Justrcc'd-by express." Warnim-ed pure, for medicinal use. T. H CAiMP. • Paddoclt Buildiiigs.

FOR SALE. >.riftgj A VALUABLE FARM containing upwards of ono Ma"»f h u n d r e d and forty acres, situated on tho Military o f ' ' ' Road leading frqm Suekcts Harbor to Brownville

. L"d*Jl.arid 2 l« milos from tho lat ter place. It h well wat­ered by living spr ings and s t reams; has two frame dwell ing houses ond t w o i r a m o hams, and is well calculated for .rais­ing grain or da i ry ing purposes. There is a small orchard on the place.

For sale also, a ve ry fino Cedar Lot situated on Pillar Point containing upwnrdH of 6 acres-

Also n farm containing about 25 acres, situated ahout five miles S. East of Suekcts Hnrbor, nnd commonly called tho -Sulphur Spr ings Form." It hn.3 a frame houseandbarn up­on it, o few h e n n n g apple trees, and about 70 apple t rees set out tiiis spring.

Forfurther part iculars and te rms apply to tho subscriber at his reiadence n e a r "Sulphur Spr ings ."

DANIEL B E N N E T Dated, Hounsfield, Sept. 4,1849. flatf.

0U) ENGLISH MEDICISE.

T H E ORIGINAL AND G E N U I N E TAT TICKS ALL'S

CELEBRATED GARG-LING- O I L ! A UNIVERSAL family medicine for Diseases ui Human

iV.th'Kh.and un invaluable r emedy for Sprains and Bruises, L-'k'sh Wuundrf, fJulla of all k inds , I t ing Ifutn.% Wind:»idls, Poll Evil, B u m s nnd Sealds, F ros t Biti"*, Stitlobt, Ktr-tuhi, Hpavinn, Sw eeuey . Foundered Feet , Hand ( 'nuk*. Laiitfiicds '"ontiMution of tlie Must-h*, Wei'kness uf tiv Joints,Struiu.% (.'hilhlniiis Muniif, Scratchca or Greaai», Uurn Distt-miH-r.

I'or.^nirml Ail'eetions aud Rheumatism thr re Is nothing better j it will j4ve relief on tin,* first upplicaUcm, and in moat V-OBPH pcrfnnn un eflectunl curK

As o me Ji i ine for most dis.,'naes incident to I lorsf s nnd cattle it stands unrivaled. It is U8x*d by all the Farr iers . Stage Proprietors, and moat of the owners of Horses In tho King-dont.

Thi* Ktvnt imporlot-ity of thl* mri l lp lno t ,<or nit ol*r»r*.r »• t ha t i t d t i c snu t weaken parlrtufiectid, K i t Btrtnffthe&a and hr-al* iinineiHiiti-ly. Hunrlreda of errtillclttea cuuld he f-lvin •if cures p e r f o n n c d upon man und beast by thla ntrdnlin*, 'nit it Ia not deemed, advisable to swell the columns of n, pa­per wiih names of persons that the public are not familiar with, hut will on ly give the two following from O S W E G O TESTIMONY.

Tills is to certify t h u t l have made an extensive use in m y management of Horses, of T A T T E R S A L I / S CiAROLC.'G OIL, mr the var ious diseases incident to them, Hnd thnt 1 never found a medicine thnt proved so vnluohle ns the nfore-•»nld article. F o r Sprnina, Bruises, Gall», A c , I think therc i s nothing better .

I have also u s e d Tntteraall's Gnraling Oil for %\it* RiiKraiA-TiSMupnn myself, n n d e c i - n i t u s e d h y otliera, and I mus t eay I have nrrcr hnotrn it to Jail to give greot relief Ity t w o or three applications. JAMES BLNTON.

Oswego, D.-c. -J7th, UM*. M O R E OSWEGO TPIPTIMOKV.

TnnnE i s A B A L M I N G I L E A D l—ffltcmrujtiinn nnd Chil­blains Cured !—Thi1' Is to certify that I was nifietrd for m o r e than 20 years wi th the llhaanutfan in m y right shoulder and arm, anil m o s t of the timo the pain was so intense thnt I was unable to do a n y husini-as. Lost spring I saw tin* advertise­ment of TatterealTs Gurgling Oil. reenmmrnded to euro the above conrnlmnt. 1 immediately purchased a bottle and np-pbVd ft, aud. before using half o f the same, I got relief, and have been ent i re ly free from tho Rheumatism since.

My daughter w a s a t the same time sorely nfKirfd wi th Chilblains, h r r f re t were badly hlistrred, and the pain PO in-tciTJOftfl to depr ive h r r of Bleep. In fact she could neither .«it nor atand still.her lect were s i had. She applied T A T T E R -SALL'S GAncLrNG O n . ; it relie%-cd her of tin- pain, he r feet cot well, and she has not been troubled since.

JAMES A. F E R R I S . Steam Mill, Seriha, Jan. 10, 18-W. Qmeexn Cmtntif, ss:—James A. Ferris, hejlict duly sworn ,

says that tlie facts andstatements set furth in the above state­ment are tnn*.

Subscribed and sworn to before me. this- l^th day of Jnnu ary, lf-19. R O B E R T SIMPSON",

Justice of tlie Pence. r ^ F o e t h a t you ask for TATTKH<;AI.I. 'S GAncxiNG O I L ,

take no other nnd vmi will get t he worth of your riimiev. Sold by J. B. Ct i l .WEI .L A Co., Gpwe^o, Agents for tho

United State*, to whom alt orders nnmt he addn-ssed. H , S G R I E H E S , Agent fur Wnt/Ttow^, J. & D, Kiml'sll,

Sackets l l a rhor . tnovl/SO

CASH STORS. rplIEBuh8criberahn\e concluded to niidto anew arrange J . ment in their buauieea w'hich will hereafter bo done up­on the cash system-

Thoy arc induced to make this chnngy hy tho considera­tion that a large portion o£ the community choose to pay cash for thoir goods andchooao to buy them of thoao who sell only for cash.

To those who have bestowed upou us their patronage we teuderour thanks and invite them to meet us upon grounds which we behoVe will he fur our mutual advantage.

Any arrangement we have made with customers will be ftilfillod.

We have now onlinnd ngood stock of goods for (he sea-son which will be sold at the lowest cashjirtcca. We invito an examination of ouriinces.

Watertown, Jim. 1, IM0. LEE & HUNT. N. B.—Those having notes or accqunta duo arc requested

to attend to them. L. &• IS. r p O A R T I S T S . — T h e subscriber baa justrecoiveda het-X tor nnd more extensive assortment of all kinds of stock

need by Dngucrrean Artists, than wa%cver uotbro oflenjd for ealoiu Northern New York, amongst which aro

SUPERIOR PLATES, of all sizes, FANCY and PLAIN CASES, of every variety, SEVERAL SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS, Ac., &e,,

which will be sold in huge or -small quantities, and on terms satisfactory to purchasers.

Call and examine. Ituoms iu tho Woodruff Block, over Keeler & Fuller'a Store. C. 1\ WESTCOTT.

Watcrtown, Dec. 12,1S40. ttmff

A. J. P E C K . HAVING discontinued business iu Cory's Block, is n o w

opening a large slock of

mil «oo»s in his new building on Court atreet, and invites the public to eximiino his ^oods and prices.

Having sold out hia uld Goods, Ids present stock will he found to he mostly iwwi and being bought late in the i-easun can .and will he sold much lower than thube purchased ear­lier.

Hia stock of CLOTHS, DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS, and MILLINERY GOODS, ciiimothn aurpasscd in this county, and the prices cannot fail to suit.

A. J . PECK. Water town, Dec. 3d, 1£-1!) l£tf

MORTG-AG-E SALE. AMORTGAGE w a s e x c c u t e d i i y Stephen H a m m o n d and

Harriot his wife toAretua Chupiu, all of Rutlmid,.Jef­ferson County,d»ted the 1-lth day of March, li-46, regarded in tho Jefibrspn Countj* Clerk 's pfiU'ejOntheSflnd. day ofFebr ruary, 184!), m book 3!) of Mbrtgagesjiage 1, &e. , n p o u a l l that certain l o t o f land, s i tuate ineaioTtown of R,utland,,aiid described aa follows, it being pari- of subdivision lot No. -Jr on Great L o t N o 47, and hounded as folluwe;—Westerly by a lot deeded to James Angel hy said Chapin, Nor ther ly by tlie Highway lending from TylcrtfiUcto Whitcsvillc, ouster-ly by a line nineteen unci six thirty-third (19 3-lGM>) rods lroni said AugeVs easterly line nndpHralell t l iereto from tho center of aaul }iighwn$* tq the hank of gandy Creek at High water mark , thence down along eaid hank to paid An­gel's line, excepting!! certain lot deeded' by said Chnpht to Ilarwm E. Bates, seven CO Toda-iu width and four ^.i) roda from aaid Angel's onsterly l ine ;—Also that certain lot oii which the Bluek Smith's nhop n o w etimdg,begIniug.at-ustokti in the North east comer of said Chapln'g garden adjoining the Pincknoy rond, thenco along said garden feneo ns it Wow runs, to a stake at an angle in said 1'cnce in i ron t of the fnid shop, thenco to a stiike one foot from the north wes t toriicr of snid shop, thenco art a line> one foot from1 aaid shop1 mid' parulelt to the westerly side of said shop to-n po in t on quid ('hapin's east boundary, thence along said cast bounda ry to the plnco of beginning.

The sum of one hundred and seven dollars and aixty-nino cents, (107,CJ,) i s claimed to be d u e n n d payable on aaid Mort-gagca t the date of this notice, and' default has been made in* the payment thereof. The said Mortgage has been duly as­signed to Ghft Eumee, and by said Enmes hns been duly aa-aignqd to Dayid D. Otis. No proceedings at l aw huvo been instituted m recover the m o n i e s r ^ r any par t thoreot , due on and secured b y the eaid Mortgage. Now thereforo, Ne-tica is liereby given, that hy vi r tue of n power of sale in haid-Mqvtgugo, contained, nnd therewith recorded, tho uboye deif-cribi;d Mortgaged premises will he aohl at l 'uhlie Auction at tho Law Olhco of Mullin nnd Goodale, in the* Village oi- Wa-tertowu, Couuty of Jeilerson, State of New York, on the tiih day of June nex t , at ten O'cloi k in the forenoon.

DAVID D. OTIS, Assignee, Dated, 12th March, 1PM. Si»wI3

MULI«TNT & Grtoi)Ar.K, of Walovtown, N.Y., Att 'ys.

100 Bags Dairy Suit, auo Bbls. Common ditto 100 Bblri. Coarse ditto, foraule by

WOODRUFF & A N m i V S .

CLOTIIS . - -We linvi- un hand a t-ood stuekof Broadclotlis, HntLnettH, CasRiniert-s, aud Shoejm Grn.VBnhich we will

cut at pru-es unusuailij lotc. LEE *V HUNT/. Jan. 1. IKK).

N ATIONAL PSALMIST,'or Boston Collecrinn of Music. Thiii work, much ilfced by Chun-anil t*m%*hi Schoole.eiOi

heluul utthis ltu^tuit prire ut «iar Uonk-tur**. KNUWLTON, W o n & CO.

Thermometer Churns. M \NtTFACTUIti:i) and l«ir aale fir-t dcurnt-xt of the Tin

ion Mills. Al*«iJt >U- hu»-« tor cutting Snu-a^e Mi'SU'P of whirl* niviriimiii 'ii ' tart ' .l .indfnrsah'bv LORENZO CA.^E-

Watert ' twn, Mi.n-h ii, lfr.^i. " il-'itt.

$*?

^<r^:y*ti

M*. W . S T R E E T E R , TV)wlesale and Retail CtotJdng Warehouse, 1st

and ^d Floor, No. A, Mechanics Exchange, Watcrtoicn.

IN consequence of the greut increase of Business the sub­scriber found it necessary to enlarge hie promises in or­

der to accomodate the tnr^e and increasing patronage ol" the establishment. His clothing rooms a r e now double their orieitnil bfzc nnd nre filled with t he largest and moat fashion­able apaortment of Goods ever before offered. His variety ofCluths, Cnssimeres and Veatinga ialargeond complete ami will heniade to o rde r in a style not surpassed In Northern New York His stock of Rcadymndc Clothing is mmenae , nil manufactured under hie own supervision and warranted well m a d e ; and. one thing more which is of some little im­portance to the purchaser, they will be sold nt such prices ns to defy all competi t ion. In addition to the abovehe h a s al-ways on h a n d a general assortment of Genta Furnishing Goods comprising a variety of Shirts, Bosom*, Collars, Cra-vaU>, Suspenders, Gloves, Mittens, Hosiery, Wnlkmff Cane?, Umbrellas, ShoulderBracca, &c., which will he sold cheap.

The Foreman of tlie cutting department , Mr. JohuKnting, is a mun of acknowledged tasteand?ki l l ,nndhavinghadlong experience in t h e business pledges hhnfielf to please the mos t ditlicttlt.

N. B.—The subscriber feels unde r grea t obligations to his numerous cus tomers for their former IB*crnl patronage, ond hopes by s t r ic t nttention to business ta secure tup-enmn in future. N* \V. S T R E E T E R .

Dec. 1st, 18^9. 13 A good fmpply of India Ruhber and Oil'd Clothing m a y

also be found at t he above cstahhsement.

READ the following from ft noted Physician of Amelia, Ohio, u n d e r date of Aug. 21ft, 1B49.

Mr. S. B U E L — D e a r S i r : Yours of tho 10th came to hand yesterday. I have disposed of the lost bottle of the 10 doz­en " Track's Magnetic Ointment," and ail in my own prac­tice. We have h a d n great share of acute sickness in this quarter of la te . In addition to the choleni.fome ca«es of in-llamationof the bowels, ulcere, in flam atory rheumatism, &c. t which hns given the Ointment a full chance of testing i ts -vir­tues, and i t 'has proved to the full satisfaction of ALL, w h a t it is rccommcddcd to do. I have nlso found it to doTvondcrs in cases of conghs, that had baffled all other treatment. W e have nlso rcstoredtcr sight TWO cnPcs of Blindness of long standing, t h n t h a d been t r ea tedby the mos t eminent profes­sors of hoth schools in Cincinnati. You willplcoge forward a supply ns soon as possible. I can probably dispose of 12 dozen of t he la rge size per mon th in m y own practice,

Yours respectfully, BURTON HUBBILL. Sold by T . H . CAMP, Watertown, Wholesale and Retail ,

nnd hy one agen t in each village in t l i eS ta t e . E. K. Crnndell Travelling A g e n t 20m6

Dunn's Scythes. HAVING m o d e a n arrangement for a constant supply of

these justly celebrated scythce,\v& are now prepared to furnish merchants and dealers wi th them at manufacturer's prices. Believing that merchants wiU tind it for their inter-cat to purchase w h e n they c«n a lways have a full stock and* not have tho r isk and expenditure of an over Bt.ockt w e Con­fidently Invite thei r attention t o D u r i ^ s SCYTHES as a ve ry superior article well worthy their attention.

OTIS & YALE. Watcrtown, J an . 14th, lg50. No.3 , Otis Block, Cour t st .

Edge-Tool Manufactory. THE Subscriber hns fitted up n Shop on the North eidc of

Factory Square, near Fairbanks' Tannery, and Immedi­ately under C. Auborn's Peg Factory, where he is constant­ly manufacturing allthe different descriptions of Carpenters, Ship-Builders, and Coopers' EDGE-TOOLS, together with a very superior article of AXES—unmanufactured from the very beet mntcrial'the market affords. The Public may Judge of the excellence of my Edge-Toola, when it is known that TUB FIIIST PBEMIDM POH THE BEST AXE WAS AWAKDED TO TUB BTmscnruEii at tlie late Jefferson County Fnir.

Edge-Tools constantly on hand and for sale, Wholesale and Retail. All articles of my manufacture are warranted to dogood service, provided a fair trial is given.

Stonc-Cuttere' Tools made and repaired to order. . NORTON 'DOUGLASS. ;

Watortownj Nov, 1,1848; Utf !

BOOKS ! BOOKS ! ! BOOKS ! I! WHOLESALE AND 11FT.UI..

J USTm-eiuilHtth.'Bot.kHtm-i- ol th.' t^ar.srribpr, ntnv rpmovi-il to N O . ? , l 'AI ) l>«Clv 'S ISI /OCK, W a t -

c r t o w u , n hirpc n:-8iim»rnt ol

Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles,

PAPER MMIMS, .School, f ln - Ie rd , Tfienbi,'ie;d, .U-rh-nltttYd, Mrdind, L a w amlMt*t*e!hinrau3 Hufiks.lihmk it.ft.ikr', <JinB'iMk*..\hiiitnni^ Litlm<;|Mplt?, Olnhru; pHj-cr-, Wntlfrf , U r . « p p i " g , I-UVdnpe and can -y ; Mathi'iiiiiUnil In trimi'ht", n i:n>* us*irtmwit with or without ewu.% ^ 'ntcr cidors; Iirawing litutcriuli &e., &.C, Sic.

B T B L E S . A larpo varifty Entjli«li tin«l Annricnn

Tpstamonts, Prayer L'ooKs, and Commentaries. TlmrubhraUti imut the Americnn Tract jJm it-ty, Amrr i

can^tmtloy tn-hnid Fniitn, Mu-Buchu«eUt fi. i*. I'niun, und I'nmbyterinn Board.

New nd'iitians made of vumnblc w«uks ns they un* Issued fr<nn thePr r a s

Thf Fumlly ChriBtinn Almanac fur lt. 'Jtiniuttrnn'd, n1 ,•*•*. Hitf J . C.STEUI.INtf.

MORTG-AG33 S A L E . IVTORTGAGOK, Joseph A. Child, of Philadelphia, Jefler-XTX son Couuty , Mortgagees, Cndwnlhuler i 'hild and (Jli-ver Child. Mortgage dated 20tH December, Ir-It*, recorded 27 March, 1849, «t half pas t s ix o'eluik, 1*. M. in Jcttcreou Couuty Clerk a OHice, In Bouk 3U ot Mortgages Page ltj7, &c. T h e interest of Cadwulhulei* Child in enid mortgage has been assigned toOliverChild. Noprocceding: athiwfiavp been hiao'tuted to recover tlie mtmUv, or any pa r t t l u r t e f M-cured hy said mortgage. T h e amount claimed to he due and poyabh- un said mortguge at t he date ot this notice is iho sum of three hundred and thirty-four dollars, (.61)34,) end defanlthas been luiule in the p a y n n nt thereof.

Tim premises embraced in nnd covered hy sa id mortgago are described as follows :—All that lot or fiirm situate in l'hikidelphln aforesaid, hounded ns fellows, to w i t ; South­easterly by the J*. E. quar ter of Lot No. lii!, n o w held by said C\ Child, N . E . tind" H. \Y\ i»y tho N. E. uud .s'. V?, hues of said Lot No. tl-U, and N \ W . h y the N. W, half of said No. fiM, sidd prcmisi'K being the same held by deeds in l\*%2 and 1K13 respectively from sai.i C. ( hild, hting Hobjeei t-Uirp other mortgages of which t he purties ot the second li&vo kimwledi;*'.

Notice is hereby given that b y virtue of a p o w e r nf snlo contained in said tiiurt^ti**!* nnd therewith recorded, tho above described and mortHn^fd premises^ ill heboid nt pub he aucth-n at the law oil'it e df Mulhn & (luiubde, in the vil­lage of "Wntertowit, County of .Uth-rscii^tati' ol New Vurk, on the twi-nty-sevemh day of April nest , ( lKi(\)nt 10 o'clock n the iorenoon.—XiatediiUth JunuiU-y, IK'ii).

i;0w!3 O U V E I l CHILD, Mortgagee and Assignee ot t'tutwiiHtuU-rCluld.

R[ri.i.iN A GooUAi.c, Water town, N V.,Atfyn. MOK^G-AG-E SALS.

DEFAI 'LT hiiVing hern m a d e in the payment, oi meneyi flfrurrd b y u te r tam 1II»IK nturt- id M o r t i c e , dated the

31ft day of Muv lr;t7, ox« cuted by r".iumi 1 1-Muti, oi thA town of lv'bKhiii^h, County ( i Ji-lh-r.-oii mrd ^ t a t e ot New Yt.rk, ti» EhiT I.at".in, ol the Town, County niitl^tnU' afore-said, nud revurdi^.1 in Uie Jt l ferson Coiuity t*H r k ' s Othce mi the "-"th «lny ot Jn t f , 1H.»7, a t 4 u'c luik 1', M., in b l u r T. of m«irt?.i^rs pagt1 i s , AeM whii-h mortal;*!' has ln-fji UulyRs-f ianet lbythe aaidEMer Ent^u to Cnhin ( l a r k (uu\\ dcciaa-eu.) Iiy an in trimii-nt ota«t«it,ninrntdut» d the *M day tit JnUe, 1KJ7, nnd upon whb h mnrt!*iire thr re 1 rhifntt it t ube due at the ttiin* ui t he )ir*t jiulthn>tu>ii of this r iuthe t he sum of elidtt hur.-ir. dritiMiiixd«)hm ul-d«i U l i t j t\\i c. I . t a , i$ .-" t\ 7.'».> Thr^ l .d l i r t 'miM- i t O l c u r - l l i h r i l Itt Fttitf fiil'l't'-i-yf I Bll'lIuWBi " Aniht . t i i - r tn .npi . «t-r,r i - t u . ' l o f bind sMniil' i u t h . tiwa ..l l,HiAl».«r.-li. fi .uuty nt 4' t".' r nn, .-'mr*- ,1! N, w \„tk. Iff-

. .uii- p . r . nt l .nt No. 4, iti «M*A t .» \n , uiiiUiuuiuW n<* luhuws, r ^ t / . ; J.( ,'im,iti_- Httln* tomli w. st uirm-r d > n l k t N i . . 4 ,

thri-.-e N..ptl* hiry-tno ih.ibm ; tlifnci-I..i ;t t> .''i.uth rmo chmiis mi l t iny h n k s ; tlu-m-i' t-'uuth i « . h i i h . i j n i n t t u t y l.ukH , th nn- E i i . t i f ^uiUhtlnrtM 11 r li.itti-'.iii-itvM hrhitkB; thence soutl i fm- chain* t n d eighty l inks ; t l i n u e enht D» ^•mthscveti ch»ii'm nnd wxiy h u k ' ; t h u a e n t i i t i t i ' i r t y . t h r a * •'lm<iH;mds.>vi7tiybnk«; tlii'iu'f wmtU u o i t h t h i r t j chains nnd twenty two link* to the place ul bf^ilmui^, containing mto bundled mid t u e n t j live tic res end 4MIHJ oi en ucre, i'>:cej.tsi(r and ri i i-rvii i^thfrifr imi t h i n ' nrres? prevhmOy M.l-l.-jt Irum thf Bimih west r o rue r and d m h - d to C'ttlvln ('I.irk ivi I ta i td W h u ' h r , Jm<». Nofuit or pn tceeduig hu* l« i'ii h Aitntetl i t law to r c c i m r the debt nmv remaining BC* t urcil i.y th«* said mir t in^r ' nr any pnrttheref-t;

Nnw tlikr<<fiinenfiti<p|«b'T*I<v jn\Hi that by vir tu.-of a p'.ue r utr,.<U- cnnhiitifil iuf.ii-I Murtwiqrniul rct'nnlt-i} thi-re-wdh and !n puiMunnce t.t t he Ptntnu* in siuli veto im.de and phiviih d ili»* raA im.rt*ige will be f.irerlofli-il bv the mdeuf the KUII iiitiits.i *< d premises a t puhlic auction nt tlu hi w of-tifnnt T.r ,f ' i i i t tcnil>ii ,Jr<t ' « the vilhige of Water town, JiMiersnif ruuury . mi tin- t'tii dny of Mny, IH*,H, n\ IU o'clock litUiei.ireHuuii.—Iii.t '-dii 'briiury J.'tth, Jt-.Vt.

Pl t lSHI.I .A CLAUK, ExecutrlK of Ciilvitj'ClHrfc, deceoaed.

T. C. CniTTCNnnK, Jr., Att 'y, Wat. r toun , N . Y.

HARDAVARE STORE

M H . STAlTLEYhosremovnlbh stuck of Hardware • t'> No. 1'J, Hays' New Block, Court r-'rr.-et, Wntertowii,

where he will he h.ippy to «t*v the public und ivtiuhl r.'i'p'-rt fully Invat** their atteiition to his n'sorfim-nt, whichis bciiev-d to be complete, consisting in part ns lollou s ;

Amilf, Vh'es, Iron and .Htei'l, head I'ipe, Pumpp, Tin Ware, Shovels Hfid Tongs, Knives and Furk-*-, Shears and Scissors, ('hieeelp, (ioui*es, Files and Jtnsps, Brace nnd Ilitte, Scyiht*s and Snaths, Pocket Knivey, Hammers, Uutfh^t», Axes, Trowels* AIUI ond y. Cut Saws, Hand mid Palinel Paws, £qrttirpa nnd

IMI.-P, Uunr I.tn-kBnnd LaUhec. Tacks and linuls, Sf.r^we.B'iti", (urrjCuuiba, Htirs^and \Vt»i»i ("ants Tr.ncc, li.iltt r, Li-g ;md Cal.li" Chains, T)urkee &. t* oreyth's 1'lntforrti and t*?miter3cales, Parh.r. ('rtnli. and Hal l Stovr-?, Stnve pipe , Tin, Coj«per and S h o t Iri'tt War«', Kiiil", Sifikei*, Itivctt, kc , &c.t Bhtke*8 Fire nud

_ . . , . , Wa te r I'ruof I'nint. Cunnected with the above is a Tin Shop when* all k i n d s

of Job W o r k will bc done with neatness iind di^putch.

SUBSTANTIAL ~~~ PBRIODKALS AM) KBWSPAPBRS!

J C. STEKLTNO"is ogent for the following. Price p r y ' r . • Eclectic, &„VW

llnrticultnrist, Hunt ' s Merchant's Magazine, New York Evangelist, Presbyterian, Independent, Bibliothccn Sacrs, a icrry 's Museum, London Uunrterly Review, Edinburgh, do North Bruta l , do ^Vc.»tminster, do Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Hwight'e Family Magazine," BiUiihftn'fl Journal of ArU and Pciencei,

ami S,i»l

n,i«i

I HOBIifTSON'S Hai rDreas ing and Shav ing Saloon,

Directly under WooBlerSherman's BHnk.oppositethe Amer­ican, whe re tlie "water" is kn.£ conetJintly "hehtrd," wid where, wi th sharp raiarn in tlie hands of experienced sharrrs, gentlemen, mny be divested of their beards on strictly Mar* injr principles. A long experience in iny profession.in some ot the principal cities of tho Union, wfll cuiible m e to c o m pctesuccessiuBy with any, or all, wjio handle tho razor in Watcrtown.

H a i r Dress ing and Snampodniug, Attended to h y faithful ojjeratore, and in the latest and m o s t approved style. Ladies w h o desire to have the hair of their children dresced iu a neat Mid depirahletnafiner, may do so by calling wi th tliem at t he saloon which is kept in sueUn manner as not to li« offensive to tlie most fashionable classes of females. Or, by sending in their address, they will he waitedhipon at their residence. The subscriber is cOiifideht that he con excel in this branch of business,

InteUfceHce Gffic«. J\t has plsobcen induced by the many applications he has

received, to open at his Saloon an Intelligence OJfite, where -tliose desiring servants m a y apply for information, or where those who may wfc,h employment, may leave their address, recommendntione, &c. n u s h r a n c h o i ' b u e i n e s s will receive strict attention.

Heroembor, nnd don*t ge t in the ' 'wrong shop I" You will always find my Shaving.Shop under the hank!

Watertown, Feb. 5,1K-,J). JOHN ROBINSON, Gltf. 'Fashionable Barber und Uair-Urcsi?cr,_

t h e NOMal SeHfis School fceadersj •By J- R t ^ S S B t l . WEBB ;

CONBI'TING OF Webb's Pr imary Lessons ; Webb's Reader No. 1, or John 's First B o o k ; Webb's do No. S, or Pupil's Guide ; Webb's do Fo.'3, (In press) ; Webb's doJfo. 4. (to'be piihliFhcd 8oon.)

The above lieaders, Nos. 1 and 2, now on hand ond for sale a t Publisher's prices, Wholesale ami Retai lby

1 J. C. STERLING. No. 10, Paddock's Block,

Among the recommendations of these Renders are thefol* We are prepared to pronounce this little work (John's First

B o o k i e tlie thing. H. JL iVlLI.ER, Prin. UnJonSchuol.No. 1, HENRY BOILER, » » " No.S .

d?qnn Yon, N.-Y. I tklnk it bettor calculated to produce t h e deHred effect

than any other I have seen. GEO. W. WINCHESTER, Author of Book Keeping, &c.

1 am Happy to commend it to parents and tcachera. Rev . J, R. BOYD.

Webb's Scries thus fat is the best practical scriesthaC has come under my notice. S, S. RANDALL,

Formerly TJcpt S u n t Com, Schools.

MORT3-AGKB SALE. D I . F A V L J 11.es „ , , 11 murk* in the pay ment ut moneys so-

c u r r J t"brj» ;,l.f I.y a i . r t ; . .n tmimiturc ot mnrtcago diiMi tin*first iJ.iy of Aupust, IKil, exi-mterthy Si ' in t i t lC. IvwiHtly, tiijjw ihu-n-ftd,j t.i Fr.oiris Uepnu, fnew dectaeed,) wlni h mi i r t ^ i - e w»» ii-« . (r .hdmthi ' . l i - tbrs . .nr ' tmnty Clerk's OiKr., .ui lb.,. iKcmiddiiyot lu tcmbi-r , 1KU, iu Look P .o f Mt.rrgf(ies,p»g(»aiy, &.ct upon which there Is claimed to bo duea t th -MUtf ' j t lbisiir»tu.«Uieflum«f i , i U r h u n d r e d nnd twi nty-eight ibdlnrs nnd Fc\en t « n t ! ~ t $ l ^ 1 i ' 7 . )

The Hiad m jr t4n«.h ' is been duly a t o n e d by the cuecu-tors of imU Fruut l s B.-pau to the said ti.-sff-iK'p, Patrick 8 •Mifwiirt.

No proceedings nt law have been instituted to recover tlio •jjwiryap^curril tube paid by said mortfiPfc*** or any pwt

Thi- premises metuj. -ned in snitl mortgnge.npon which said mortage isnown hen, bi-ing the-first two pieces thnrcin •upKtiuiifi], wr- doj-'i-ribed in «,i«i mertpge a?. UtUou« i

Hhmtr, Jym ,- mid br i»g m the town ot LcRny in the Coun-ty of Jffl.T?-ij« nndStatL' c.f New York, thf eitid two first pieces being part nf lot number five hundred nr,d ninery-i-tKhtof thcBubdhleuiUul' (irent Lotimmbt-r iour of Ma-''"inb's purchi^e, tlm lir*-t jfiece being one hundred ncr<'fl aa thepwii.-wrn*ei.i.veyrdhy JnmcsLcUny de Clumimmt to. thi* salu In^tTKon by Indi^nturc bearing dnte S5tU Octnlicrj, iMf, nnd bounded n» fiiflowH, via .—Beginning nt a stakb in the centre of the romi lending along tho south-westerly lme ol said lot No, #K twinty-cight chains forty-one linlfB fltmthtifiy-fiiurdi'fjrr-i'snnd thref rjimricrs ca°r, fremi iho' west corner of sntd lot, thf net- along the centre of enid rotifl' nnd nlong said south-westerly line south fifty-four degrees and three quarters, east iUty-stven chains and twentytiyo-Imks tunHtnkc mnlstoufB, thence mirth thirty-six degree* rast, sevenb^n chains and twenty-six links to 11 stake and st'mea , thrner north fifry-three iletfrees iind three Quarters wefcttitry.five- chains nt.dtf»rty-ninofinks to iiMnkcftud etnnea' by the brook; thence up the brook south furty-onc degrees-west, chihfftn chains llurty-Pix linksio the place of begiU'-riin^, containing one hundrr d acres ol lund itgrcvnble to tho sun-ey of CudwalhulcrChild.

The sccfjiid piece being twenty-two ncres snd eithfeen hundredths ol an ncre as the some wcrocooTfytdhy Wash-iniitmi Carter to the said Isaac Insoritott (indHnldaliliiRWifi) by Iudi iifure bearing date thefth Oifobcr^llr^, nnd boun­ded ns bilh.ws viz •—Bepiuning at « hmp of ptones at the mo>t southerly comer of said lot No. GfH ; theuci- north til* ty-nine degre«.-s and a half cast eighteen chains und tiljy-six. hiikato the corner of Jonathan Ingnrran'sfaim,thejiceiior!fi nfly-four degrers west,^ixtetn cbrjns Mid lilty-thrce links to a st^ke and stone.1*, the east comer nt the piece above dcS-eribod : thfiic* south Onriy-nfx decree* wart, fcvcutren dinliisand twenty-five links nlonjr the said piece above des. erihrd to the centre of the rond, thc^milnvett lino of said lot No. 5'W ; thence 1 r.uth fdry-fnur di^ree-i nnd threi* qunr-tflrs e««t nine thainn and twenty-ume hnks ta the plate of liejriiming, containing twenty-two ncrrsand eighteen hun-dmhhs of an acre, as survr\ed 1-y E. Tucker.

Nutire is hereby given that by virtue of a power of salo contained Jit Hnd mortgage: imd recorded therewith, the above iiesrrihofl premise^ will be sold nt public ouetion nt thr- lwid ofiice of Vincent LeRny de Chaunfont, in tlievlllngo of Cartilage, County of Jel'erson, on the twentieth dny of April next, (1K30,) ntten oclockin tho fnwuo'.n.—Dated Jim* nary, 13th 1850. _ PATRlfcK S. .Ml'EWAliT,

MORTG-AGiE SAXsB. AMORTCAffE wtts executedby CharlesE. ClorkeWJonn

LnFarge, with a power ofsnlopoiitainud lr*?lcin,bearjnff dute March 1st, IV3H, recorded in Jefferson County Clerk? Office. AtigitPtaa, l#tf, in book TJ of mortgages p&ito pjft 6|-Afidiiponntltlmt piece or parcel of hmdsituate on ,lot Kfc ?.li orOrentLot No. 4 of McComb's niirchaeeinilie-townoi 'Wilnn. in the county of Jefferson nnd state ofNew York uhd hmuided as follows, viz :—Beginning ntahemlocfc poetiibd stones in the Sterling .rond and running thence' e;outhn»'/i0

west InthninsLM links along the center of tho rood to un an. gle in the same j thence south twenty.fonr degrees west six chninstwunty-nro links nlffnu;suid road to ft' hondpekpont corncred-iud m rkfdH T I S ; thence south G 2 ^ c u e t U clmins fiOlinks to n large stone supported by two btjicrs.btrrtfc si^htnorthr)3M( degreesWra»t thence south 3(J degrees west lOthHins 331inks toapost lb tlie north-westerly corner pf land deeded to Hiram Townsendj thence south 04d east along the northerly line of sold IL Townsend li? chains lo hia north easterly comer n.poat in the linrt of Almon Town-send'a furvey ; thence north tiffi east 10 chalnsE? links along thtilhieofsald A. Townsehd tohlsnorthfrly; corner a pdifii thctujoN.54°west 13 thoinstothosaid1 largcfltbneflupportcd' hy two others ; thence north 36* cttstLii cluii«s:18 Jhiks to'a beech poet 8 links westerlr from n small beech free-cornered and (hence North fr2'j west 35 chains Vz links ttf the place of Ireginning containing nmcty-onn fiSdOO. acres of land sur­veyed by Nathan Iiifterson be the-same more or Inse, which mort({ngewn!<givcntn8ccumnndconditionedforthtipr.ymt!n't of four hundred and sixty dollnrsin five-years from the date thereof with interest nunufifly. Pcfnulthhs been mode in the payment thereof, hy which tho power to sell became op-eradve, and thfj mnount duo and pj'yablo on said mortj,'flgo nt tlie first publication of thisnoticcU'thusumof foilr Uuur ored nnd nii.o e^n 50-100 dollars.

Notice is hereby given thnt the saidmnrtgngo -willbe forfi. closed by a sale of said premises which will bo- sold .at pub­lic auctionat thojlaw ofiice of John Clnrfee in the village of Watcrtown In tho county of Jcfi'ers6n,on the K2d day of Juno, 1850, at ten o'clockin thcforonoon.-i-Dated Waterto wniMarch 27, lfiOO. 26wI3. JOHN LA FAR.GE.

J'OIIN CLAEKE, AH'y, MortQa^co,